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Once upon a time, four-time Academy Award-winner Woody Allen was considered one of America's finest filmmakers. There was a realistic and lived-in feeling to his characters, all of whom were armed with a tongue so sharp they could shred a piece of paper into confetti. Allen often acted in his films, and his distinct vocal inflections and pattern of speaking made him a figure like William Shatner, Christopher Walken, and Arnold Schwarzenegger in that just about everyone has a Woody Allen impression. But the now semi-retired filmmaker is known for more than just his filmography, trademark stammer, or repetitive statements — Allen has also been accused of sexually assaulting his adoptive daughter Dylan Farrow and made headlines when he married his former partner Mia Farrow's adoptive step-daughter Soon-Yi Previn, despite having known her since she was 10 years old.

To call Woody Allen a controversial figure is a massive understatement, but...

“Family Guy” fans, get ready for an uproarious episode as Season 21 continues with Episode 15 titled “Adoptation.” This beloved animated series never shies away from outrageous humor, and this episode is no exception. Tune in to Freeform at 9:00 Pm on Friday, February 9, 2024, for a hilarious tale of family dynamics and public image redemption.

In “Adoptation,” the spotlight is on Carter Pewterschmidt, the wealthy and often eccentric father-in-law of Peter Griffin. To salvage his public image, Carter takes an unexpected and comically misguided step—he decides to adopt a young girl from an orphanage. This impulsive decision not only raises eyebrows but also stirs up jealousy from Lois, Peter’s wife.

Viewers can expect a whirlwind of comedic situations as Carter’s unconventional attempt at image repair goes hilariously awry. The episode explores themes of family, identity, and the lengths people will go to save face.

“Adoptation” promises to deliver the...

When Hulu announced they were going to revive "Futurama" for a third time, the good news (everyone) was immediately chased by the bad news that actor John Dimaggio -- who plays Bender and numerous other characters on the show -- may not return. The actor explained in a post on X (formerly known as Twitter) back in February 2022 that the studio didn't offer him enough money, but more than that, were seemingly dismissive -- in an unspecified way -- of the entire voice cast. This led to a month-long contract standoff wherein it looked like Dimaggio may actually quit the show and move on. This would have been unthinkable to "Futurama" fans, as Bender was one of the most important characters on the show, and having another actor -- no matter how good they were -- would seem like too large a change to accept. 

The dispute was settled, although...

Family Guy has had an impressive array of guest stars since it arrived on Fox in 1999.

The series continues to crack jokes with the recently launched Family Guy Season 22, which debuted earlier this month.

Sunday's new episode, Family Guy Season 22 Episode 3, titled "A 'Stach from the Past, pokes fun at Tom Selleck's reverse mortgage commercials for American Advisors Group.

If you watch live TV, there's a good chance you've seen the clips we're talking about, but we doubt you've witnessed them in animated form.

With the help of voice actor Josh Robert Thompson, Selleck's commercials get raked over the coals in this one, and TV Fanatic has an exclusive clip.

In the 90-second clip, we see the commercial in all its glory, with the fictional Selleck striking a connection through the screen with Peter.

If you watch Family Guy online, you know Peter is one of the easiest people to manipulate.

Morgan Wallen follows up Dangerous: The Double Album with what can arguably be called a triple: One Thing at a Time, loaded with 36 tracks, drops March 3rd.

Among the glut of songs on the album is Wallen’s current hit “You Proof,” the song he wrote for his mother, “Thought You Should Know,” and one he recently teased from a hunting blind on social media, “Keith Whitley,” named after the Country Music Hall of Fame singer who died from alcohol poisoning in 1989.

One Thing at a Time also includes a number of guest shots,...

Multi-Platinum-selling artist Jordan Davis celebrates his second week at No. 1 on both the Billboard and Country Aircheck/Mediabase country airplay charts with “What My World Spins Around,” his fifth career chart-topping single to date. Last week (1/19) Davis hosted an intimate album preview event for his highly anticipated, second full-length album, Bluebird Days, at the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville. With not an empty seat in the house, Davis performed several new songs and gave insight into his new album ahead of its February 17 release. Following an intro by Umg Nashville Chairman & CEO Mike Dungan, Davis was joined on the stage by his bandmates and producer, Paul Digiovanni, and shared personal stories about recording the album before performing several new tracks for the first time including “Damn Good Time,” “Money Isn’t Real,” “Tucson Too Late,” “Fishing Spot,” “One Beer In Front Of The Other,” “Bluebird Days,” “Short Fuse,” “No Time Soon,...

Fellow insomniacs, our moment is here. Craig Ferguson, the hilarious former host of "The Late Late Show," is apparently getting back into the late-night game, per Deadline. The outlet is reporting that for the first time since he left the CBS show in 2014, Ferguson is working on a new syndicated late-night project, this time for Sony Pictures Television. The show, titled "Channel Surf with Craig Ferguson," reportedly shot a pilot episode in the UK earlier this month.

"Channel Surf" sounds like it'll take a different approach to the format that Ferguson so skillfully played around with during the last iteration of his late-night career. This time around, the show is set to be just 30 minutes long and will feature Ferguson and friends reviewing some of the biggest TV moments of the week. This may sound a bit like the now-ended E! Series "The Soup," but rest assured, Ferguson has something else in mind.

Chicago – Patrick McDonald of HollywoodChicago.com appears on “The Morning Mess” with Scott Thompson on Wbgr-fm on July 14th, reviewing “Don’t Make Me Go,” a road trip picture shared by a father and daughter, streaming on Prime Video beginning July 15th.

Rating: 4.0/5.0

John Cho is Max, a single father raising his 16-year-old daughter Wallace (Mia Isaac), a child from his failed marriage. When Max finds out he has a rare bone tumor, he takes Wallace on a road trip to meet her estranged mother. Winding from California to New Orleans, the pair face off during a series of incidences, including Wallace staying out all night with strangers in Texas. Despite all the travails, they begin to come to terms with the truth, including that mother reluctant to meet her daughter. It all ends up in a surprising conclusion, and changes all lives along the way.

”Don’t Make Me Go” will...

Chicago – Exceptional films that reflect honest relationships are rare, but the latest film “Don’t Make Me Go” – streaming on Prime Video on July 15th – accomplishes the father/daughter dynamic with authentic situations and emotions. John Cho and Mia Isaac portray that relationship, in a film directed by Hannah Marks.

John Cho is Max, a single father raising his 16-year-old daughter Wallace (Mia Isaac), a child from his failed marriage. When Max finds out he has a rare bone tumor, he takes Wallace on a road trip to meet her estranged mother. Winding from California to New Orleans, the pair face off during a series of incidences, including Wallace staying out all night with strangers in Texas. Despite all the travails, they begin to come to terms with the truth, including that mother reluctant to meet her daughter. It all ends up in a surprising conclusion, and changes all lives along the way.

Exclusive: In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth…and while God was doing that, Timur Bekmambetov created the series iBible — which will be premiering its first five episodes at SXSW starting March 16.

iBible is a screenlife project from Bekmambetov which, as the title suggests, tells biblical stories through the screen of a smartphone via the various apps we interact with on a daily basis. The audience will be able to scroll through two-minute episodes that dive into a famous story from the Book of Genesis: Adam and Eve, Noah’s Ark, Cain and Abel, David and Goliath, Ten Commandments, among others. This would be perfect Quibi fodder… if the mobile platform still existed.

Josh Robert Thompson utilizes a Morgan Freeman impersonation to provide a voice to God as he uses a smartphone to create the universe. We don’t get to see the face of God, but we...

If you thought you heard Morgan Freeman’s iconic voice booming out of the crab in “Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar,” you are definitely not alone. But you are also definitely wrong.

Although the crab references Freeman’s films like “Shawshank Redemption” and “Driving Miss Daisy” when speaking to Star (Kristen Wiig) on the beach in the film, it’s not Freeman at all. It’s actually Josh Robert Thompson, credited on the film’s IMDb page as playing Morgan Freemond.

According to Film School Rejects, Thompson is actually the next best thing to Freeman if you can’t score the real actor, because Thompson’s impression of Freeman is so on point. He has impersonated Freeman for other projects, including doing voice work for Freeman’s “Lego Movie” character for the “Lego Movie” video game.

His voice work doesn’t end there, however — he’s impersonated Donald Trump,...

Stars: Skyler Gisondo, Dexter Darden, Vince Vaughn, Eduardo Franco, Grave Van Dien, Zainne Saleh, Esteban Benito, Tony Cavalero, Hayes MacArthur | Written by Jordan VanDina | Directed by Jeremy Garelick

You’ve heard of The Purge, now here’s The Binge, a satirical teen comedy with a similar set-up to the horror franchise, only focused on drugs and alcohol. As such, it has a great comic cast and delivers a number of decent laughs, though there’s also a strong sense of missed opportunity.

Set in the not-too-distant future, The Binge imagines a world where drugs and alcohol have been outlawed, except for one 12 hour period each year, a night known as The Binge. Over footage of real-life drunken incidents, a narrator who sounds a lot like Morgan Freeman (but is actually Josh Robert Thompson) tells us that the science is sound – after binging on drugs and alcohol for the first time,...

The "Fox Animation Domination" lineup of prime-time cartoon TV comedy series returns with new seasons of "The Simpsons", "Bless the Harts", "Bob's Burgers" and "Family Guy", all airing September 27, 2020 on Fox:

Season Premiere: "The Simpsons":

"...'Mr. Burns' goes undercover as 'Fred' at the nuclear power plant and becomes friends with 'Homer' and the gang. Burns implements all sorts of amenities to improve his employees' lives, but a jealous 'Smithers' plots to bring the old, bitter Burns back and destroy Fred. Cast includes Dan Castellaneta as 'Homer Simpson', Julie Kavner as 'Marge Simpson', Nancy Cartwright as 'Bart Simpson'/'Nelson', Yeardley Smith as 'Lisa Simpson', Hank Azaria as 'Moe', Harry Shearer as 'Skinner', Tress MacNeille as 'Dolph', Pamela Hayden as 'Milhouse', Harry Shearer as 'Flanders' and David Harbour, Phil Rosenthal as guest-voices..."

Season Premiere: "Bless the Harts":

"...'Jenny' and 'Betty' secretly follow 'Violet', after becoming paranoid she's making the...

Grant Imahara, a former MythBusters and White Rabbit Project host who earlier worked as a modelmaker for Industrial Light + Magic, died Monday. He was 49. A Discovery spokesperson confirmed the news but did not provide details.

Imahara co-hosted more than 200 episodes of Discovery’s MythBusters starting with Season 3 in 2005 and remained with the show until 2014. He had made a handful of appearances since.

Former longtime Mythbusters host Adam Savage tweeted tonight: “I’m at a loss. No words. I’ve been part of two big families with Grant Imahara over the last 22 years. Grant was a truly brilliant engineer, artist and performer, but also just such a generous, easygoing, and gentle Person. Working with Grant was so much fun. I’ll miss my friend.”

I’m at a loss. No words. I’ve been part of two big families with Grant Imahara over the last 22 years. Grant was a truly brilliant engineer,...

Seth MacFarlane might want to prepare himself for some mean tweets from Donald Trump because the next episode of Family Guy is going to take aim at the Potus. A new snippet of Sunday's episode, titled "Trump Guy," was revealed by voice actor Josh Robert Thompson on Twitter, and it shows Meg being

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Blake Shelton is giving Gwen Stefani a sweet shout-out on his new album.

With Texoma Shore set for release on Nov. 3, the country singer has officially unveiled the album's track list, featuring one song called "Turnin' Me On," which Shelton co-wrote with Jessi Alexander and Josh Osborne. The sultry track is about exactly what you'd think it'd be about, featuring one line that appears to be a direct reference to Stefani's iconic red pout.

"Knows how to set me on fire, she's always holdin' the match. And when my body's beside hers, there ain't no turnin' back," Shelton croons. "She's Revlon red in the blackest night, lighting up the room in the world just like she's turnin' me on."

Stefani, of course, has been a longtime brand ambassador for Revlon cosmetics -- and an even longer advocate for a bold red lip. (Subtle, Blake!)

Listen to Gwen Stefani’s Blake Shelton References on Her New Christmas Album!

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Earlier this month we shared an exclusive clip from J. Van Auken’s high-concept, lo-fi ghost story Revelator, and now we’re back with a new trailer for the film. Starring J. Van Auken, Mindy Rae, Alex Klein, Greg Lucey, Josh Robert Thompson,… Continue Reading →

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Fxx is resurrecting drearily departed How to Get Away With Murder co-star Katie Findlay for a pivotal recurring stint on Man Seeking Woman, TVLine has learned exclusively.

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The actress has closed a deal to play Josh’s (Jay Baruchel) new love interest during the half-hour comedy’s 10-episode third season, which is slated to premiere in early 2017.

Findlay’s troubled Htgawm character, Rebecca Sutter, was killed off during the ABC drama’s first season. Her other TV credits include The Killing (where she played another ill-fated teen, Rosie Larsen) and The Carrie Diaries.

There's no getting around it: Breakups are rough. But before you crawl into a cave and declare you'll never love again, check out these TV shows that demonstrate exactly how to, and how not to, deal with the loss of love before you rejoin the world. Your next partner will thank you.

'Man Seeking Woman' (2015 - )

Based on Simon Rich's novel "The Last Girlfriend on Earth," "Man Seeking Woman" is an absurd and terrifically filthy comedy about a man surviving a devastating breakup. Each episode takes one particular reality of single life to a wickedly funny extreme. In the pilot, Josh (Jay Baruchel) must deal with the fact that his ex-girlfriend has found a new boyfriend immediately -- and while everyone around him is encouraging Josh to be the better man and embrace her new beau, he's the only one concerned that the new boyfriend is literally...

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Fxx has renewed the Man Seeking Woman TV series for a third season. The comedy series, based on the Simon Rich book, The Last Girlfriend on Earth, stars Jay Baruchel as Josh Greenberg, and features his dating life. Rich created the scripted show and serves as Executive Producer/Showrunner.

Also starring in Man Seeking Woman are Eric Andre as Josh's best friend, Mike, and Britt Lower as Liz, Josh’s big sister. Jonathan Krisel, Andrew Singer, Ian Maxtone-Graham, Lorne Michaels, and Broadway Video also executive produce. Man Seeking Woman is produced by FX Productions.

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It has been a busy day for TV series in terms of renewal orders. Fxx has renewed its Jay Baruchel comedy "Man Seeking Woman" for a third season of ten episodes. The high-concept comedy revolves around Josh (Baruchel) as he goes through the ups and downs of dating. The new episodes will debut in 2017.

Next up, Netflix has ordered a second season of "Degrassi: Next Class" for a July premiere. Ten new episodes will debut worldwide on July 22nd. This follows on from the streaming giant picking up the long-running teen drama just days after it was canceled by MTV in Canada. A twenty-episode first premiered in January.

Then, The CW is reviving the former Fox late-night sketch comedy series "MADtv" which previously ran from 1995-2009 and helped launch the careers of the likes of Ike Barinholtz, Alex Borstein, Orlando Jones and of course - Key & Peele. The eight new...

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about shows including The Vampire Diaries, Gotham, Mom and House of Cards!

1 | Given Fuller House‘s superb job in recreating Full House‘s iconic kitchen and living room sets, were you a bit surprised to see they got the construction of Nicky and Alex’s room — which was on the wrong side of the attic, by the way — all wrong in Episode 2?

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2 | Can The Vampire Diaries and The Originals do a crossover every week?...

Fxx's Man Seeking Woman has always been a comedy with a very elastic sense of reality. When Jay Baruchel's Josh fears that his girlfriend's platonic guy friend is a threat to their relationship, the guy turns out to be a Japanese penis monster. When he needs advice on what kind of text to send someone he met on the train, he convenes a collection of scientists and military leaders. And when his sister Liz (Britt Lower) had an affair with a married man earlier this season, it was with Santa Claus himself. In the series' first season, that mash-up of romantic comedy tropes and surreal fantasy concepts could make Man Seeking Woman an explosively funny comedy, but also a profoundly uneven one. The design of it, adapted from creator Simon Rich's comic stories about dating, made it less a comedy series than a sketch show with a continuing cast of characters.

Whenever Ginnifer Goodwin visits Jimmy Kimmel Live!, she happens to be pregnant. Such was the case when the voice star of Walt Disney Animation's Zootopia stopped by Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show Monday. "You're on a roll, huh?" the host joked. Goodwin replied, "It's been suggested more than once that my husband [Josh Dallas] and I should watch more television." "This is a different baby," Ginnifer assured him, adding, "We figured if we didn't do it back-to-back, we probably wouldn't go back in. If you have me back promoting something next year..." Ginnifer said her second pregnancy feels much easier, due in larger part to the fact that she and Josh are...

This article contains spoilers for S2, E7, entitled "Cactus."

If you're not watching Man Seeking Woman, I urge you to check it out. I think it's one of the most underrated comedies on TV right now, and it certainly isn't getting the praise or attention it deserves. The premise of the show is genius: based on a book by creator and showrunner Simon Rich, it comically embellishes and literalizes aspects of life in order to make its points about life and love in your late twenties. (A quick example: The main character desperately wants to make a move on a girl he's interested in, but he's nervous and scared. They're watching a movie together on TV, when a breaking news bulletin interrupts the broadcast and informs them that a meteor is about to hit the Earth, and the anchors implore the viewers that if there's anything they're waiting to do,...

I never thought it’d be so simple for former Drake & Josh stars Josh Peck and Drake Bell to reunite — but they found a way, they found a wa-ay.

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Bell guest-stars on Tuesday’s episode of Peck’s Fox comedy Grandfathered (8:30/7:30c), and longtime fans of the Nickelodeon duo are getting an early look at the action through the magic of social media. (Update: Video from the episode has also been added above.)

“Hug Me Brotha,” Peck tweeted Thursday with the above photo. He also included the hashtags #WheresMegan and #CrazyStevePhotobomb,...

Here are a bunch of little bites to satisfy your hunger for movie culture: Movie Recap of the Day: Watch a cute cartoon recap of Star Wars: The Force Awakens in 60 seconds (via Devour): Mashup of the Day: In case you haven't seen enough weird remixes of The Shining scenes this week, here's a funny mashup with Star Wars: The Force Awakens: oh my god pic.twitter.com/Jk3q6EQ8Ic — Shadax (@emotionalpedant) January 29, 2016 Impersonation of the Day: Josh Robert Thompson does a hilariously good impression of George Lucas in this weird fake interview (via Geek Tyrant): Filmmaking Discussion of the Day: Watch Christopher Nolan, Colin Trevorrow, Rachel Morrison and Alex Ross Perry discuss filmmaking aesthetics at...

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You’ve probably seen the ads at a bus stop or on a billboard by now: A woman standing slack-jawed and murder-eyed in a hot pink dress, clutching the string of a heart-shaped balloon that's threatening to sink back to earth. Beside it, in unhinged all-caps: Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.

It's a loaded title, to be sure — one that carries the baggage of decades of vengeful, smoking-at-the-nostrils fictional females familiar from rom-coms and stalker flicks alike. ("Psycho Ex-Girlfriend" even has its own extensive entry under TV Tropes.) But far from adding another...

Josh Hutcherson stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live on Tuesday night to chat about The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2. The appearance was kind of a full-circle moment for the actor, who had his first chat with Jimmy about a decade ago, when he was only 13. "You didn't tell me where babies came from," Josh said, "but you did give me a fake ID, with what looked like the beard that you are now wearing." To sweeten the deal, Jimmy even had a clip from the interview! Watch the incredible throwback above, then relive Josh's best moments with Jennifer Lawrence and Liam Hemsworth in 2015.

If you're like us and value your sleep, you probably nodded off into your Ambien dreamland before the party started on post-prime time TV. Don't worry; we've got you covered. Here's the best of what happened last night on late night.

Jimmy Kimmel had the honor, once again, of revealing People's new Sexiest Man Alive. But first, Jimmy had the audience guess who it might be, hiding the man's face and disguising his voice. The audience first learned that he was taping his spot from London, he has an "accent," he has never been Sexiest Man Alive before, he's married to a celebrity, he's not an actor, he has kids, he has tattoos, and -- the clincher -- he used to be an athlete. After a guess of Nick Carter (?), someone finally asked if it's David Beckham. And it was! David, 40, thanked his parents, his hairdresser, his stylist, and Photoshop for the honor.

Josh Groban returned to "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on Monday night – four years after his last appearance – and he didn't disappoint.

In a video that is sure to make your Tuesday better, the Grammy-nominated star sings the (often ridiculous) Tweets of presidential hopeful Donald Trump during a fake commercial for a new album, "The Best Tweets of Donald Trump."

"Oh hi, I'm Josh Groban, and I have the voice of an angel," he says in the faux ad, as he sits down at a piano.

Some of Josh's melodic Trump Tweet highlights include: "I've never ...

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There are very few celebrity guests that come on "Howard Stern" that truly feel like they could be a member of the show's staff, but from his very first appearance George Takei felt right at home with Howard, Robin, Fred, Gary and the rest. Over the last 25 years the "Star Trek" icon has been on the show dozens of times, and each time I find myself wishing that he could become a permanent fixture. His oh-so-proper diction is betrayed consistently by a naughty sensibility that makes him a true delight and game for anything that comes his way. In celebration of George's appearance on this week's show, during which he judged the name of a contest that I probably shouldn't mention here, I've rounded up ten of his greatest "Howard Stern" moments in no particular order. 1. The time "Oh My" became his catchphrase. While Takei admits he's been using the term "Oh my" for years,...

Bradley Whitford is guest starring on Fox’s “Brooklyn Nine-Nine.”

The Emmy winning actor will play Jake Peralta’s (Andy Samberg) father, first appearing on an episode of the police-centered sitcom on Sunday, March 8. His character, Captain Roger Peralta, is billed as a charming airline pilot who often lets down his son. But Jake hopes all that will change when the two of them enjoy a father-son weekend in Brooklyn.

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Whitford is best known for starring as Deputy Chief of Staff Josh Lyman on over 150 episodes of NBC’s “The West Wing” and,...

Matt Damon is out and Casey Affleck is in for Kenneth Lonergan’s “Manchester-By-the-Sea,” according to the actor.

Affleck told the Boston Globe that he will be starring in the director’s “Margaret” follow-up, which follows a man who returns to his hometown to take care of his nephew after the death of his brother.

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Affleck is currently filming Disney’s Coast Guard drama “The Finest Hours” with Ben Foster and Chris Pine.

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Network: CBS

Episodes: 2,027 (hour)

Seasons: 10

TV show dates: January 3, 2005 -- December 19, 2014

Series status: Ended

Performers include: Craig Ferguson, Richard Malmos, James Adomian, Philip McGrade, Josh Robert Thompson, Joseph Bolter, Ryan McGowan, and Shadoe Stevens (announcer).

TV show description:

A late-night variety show starring TV's Craig Ferguson, a comedian best known for his previous role on The Drew Carey Show.

Each episode features Ferguson's largely improvised monologues and interviews with celebrities from movies, television and other areas of pop culture. (more…)...

Television late night has been the subject of a lot of talk over the past five years. There was the battle between Jay Leno and Conan O'Brien over who will host "The Tonight Show". There was the surge in popularity of Jimmy Fallon once he took over the position, creating viral video after viral video. There was the time change of "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" to compete with the primary late night shows. There was the announcement of the retirement of David Letterman, and the announcement of Stephen Colbert taking over the position. One talk show host, however, decided to keep a low profile and develop what has been the most entertaining (and strangest) late night talk show over the past ten years. Craig Ferguson is that man, who has helmed CBS's "The Late Late Show" since January 3, 2005 and will host his final episode tonight (December 19th) at the ripe time of 12:35 A.

If you're like us and value your sleep, you probably nodded off into your Ambien dreamland before the party started on post-prime time TV. Don't worry; we've got you covered. Here's the best of what happened last night on late night.

Amy Adams played "Holiday Flip Cup" with Jimmy Fallon on "The Tonight Show" on Thursday, and ... she did her best. She's hosting "Saturday Night Live" this weekend, with One Direction as the musical guest, so hopefully Amy is better at hosting than playing drinking games. But her little "ack!" sound when things go wrong is pretty cute.

The amazing Nick Offerman, also a guest on "The Tonight Show," read a "shortened, more casual version" of ''Twas the Night Before Christmas." Love his Christmas sweater. Honestly.

Jimmy Kimmel - and yes he really wore that red Christmas suit - welcomed Mel Brooks, who didn't want to sit in the chair next to the desk.

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Directors: Rui Ming Qin, Antony Szeto

Fight Choreographer: Trung Ly

Writer: Rui Ming Qin

Death Mist is the latest movie from the very talented and hard working team that brought us Fist Of The Dragon, the movie will star Maria Tran, Siu-Lung Leung, Jonny Blu, Josh Thomson and many more. Death Mist started shooting in November, as the cast and crew from Us and Australia went to Jiangmen, China to make this action genre movie. The character of Tom (Jonny Blu) is a first in the history of Chinese cinema that a Caucasian actor is playing a lead Chinese (Mandarin) speaking role.

Plot:

Ufc fighting champion Damon (Josh Thomson) with the help of his skirt-chasing rogue pal, Tom (Jonny Blu), go deep into the underworld of illegal Chinese fighting to avenge the...

Ufc on Fox 12 had a fair number of big names spread throughout its card: Robbie Lawler, Matt Brown, Anthony Johnson, Antonio Rogerio Nogueira (a.k.a. Lil Nog). Bobby Green, Josh Thompson, and Clay Guida are all guys who are capable of headlining or co-headlining an event, and all of them were packed onto the main card last night.

Some fighters, like Lawler and Thompson, are still cashing in on Strikeforce contracts, while others, like Brown and Guida, have worked their way up through the Ufc ranks to get to the point where they can earn a decent wage.

A number of fighters went home happy even in defeat, while others, despite hefty win bonuses, might not have banked what you would expect for a top draw.

Payouts in the Ufc are always an interesting situation, since so much depends on how good a contract an agent can procure for a fighter,...

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Ufc on Fox 12 took place live from San Jose, CA Saturday night, and despite a slow start, the main card ensured there was a solid night of action to enjoy.

Headlined by a title eliminator between “Ruthless” Robbie Lawler and Matt “The Immortal” Brown, Ufc on Fox 12 started slow, with seven of the first eight bouts going to decision. Some of these were entertaining, such as Jorge Masvidal’s defeat of The Ultimate Fighter alum Daron Cruishank, or a women’s catchweight bout (originally set for strawweight) between Julianna Lima and Joanna Jędrzejczyk. Some, however, lost the crowd in attendance, like Patrick Cummin’s sound wrestling-based drubbing of the returning Kyle Kingsbury, who had not fought since 2012 and showed signs of considerable ring rust.

There was plenty of action on the main card however, with bouts between Bobby Green and Josh Thompson (Green, entering...

How well do you know singer Josh Thompson? Well, you're about to get to know him a little better. Thompson, who recently released his new single "Wanted Me Gone," played the get-to-know-you game Two Truths and a Lie with People Country, and even we learned something new. Two of the below statements are true, one isn't. Can you guess the lie?a.) He's a pumpkin farmer.b.) He has his pilot's license.c.) He likes to start fires.a.) He's a pumpkin farmer - True! "I'm currently growing pumpkins," says Thompson. "I'll tell you why… I never removed the pumpkins...

Live from San Jose, California, Ufc on Fox 12 (though it’s still being called Fight Night by the Ufc, it’s a Ufc on Fox event) features the billed main event of Robbie Lawler vs. Matt “The Immortal” Brown, a welterweight title eliminator which will determine who meets champion Johny Hendricks in the octagon later this year.

In a co-main event that also holds possible title implications, recently returned light heavyweight Anthony “Rumble” Johnson meets “Lil Nog” – Antonio Rogerio Nogueira. It’s new breed against old guard in this bout, and it might not last long.

Rounding out the four-fight main card are matches between the popular Clay Guida against Dennis Bermudez, and Josh Thompson versus Bobby Green, in his first fight back since the murder of his younger brother. Whether Green can keep his focus in the cage remains to be seen, but it will no doubt be an...

In The Vault this week, we welcome director Dave Parker (The Hills Run Red, ColdWater) and journalist Rebekah McKendry from Fangoria. These are two of the biggest horror nerds I know (and I know a lot of horror nerds) so they give some great insight on this week's film, Dead & Buried.

Dead & Buried is a kind of low-key zombie flick. I had never even heard of it until we started working on The Vault. The small New England coastal town of Potter's Bluff is a popular vacation spot, but visitors frequently end up, well, murdered. But thanks to some voodoo witchcraft, the dead rise again, as residents who don't eat brains and, frankly, act as if nothing happened - except, of course, when it is time to kill the newbies.

Directed by Gary Sherman (Poltergeist III, Raw Meat), the screenplay comes from Dan O'Bannon, best known for writing the original Alien.

On this week's The Vault, we have a classic from the godfather of Italian horror: Dario Argento's Deep Red. Deep Red (or Profondo Rosso in Italy) is probably best remembered for that creepy doll and the classic score by Goblin. Joining us for Deep Red are special effects artist Greg McDougall (The Purge) and actor/comedian Josh Thompson (The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson). While Josh may not be known as a "horror guy," he is a horror fan - and he does a killer Morgan Freeman impression that you must see to believe. (I swear, we didn't doctor it at all!)

Deep Red follows a pianist who witnesses the brutal murder of a famous psychic. He becomes embroiled in the case, but the deeper he gets, the more the bodies pile up. Deep Red marks the first collaboration of many between Argento and the band Goblin, led by frontman Claudio Simonetti.

Morgan Freeman has one of the finest voices in cinema, which is why this parody of the star and his distinctive tone is so perfect. Actor, comedian and impressionist Josh Robert Thompson imagines what it would be like if Freeman became the voice of your car's Gps — and it's brilliant. Driving with the Gps version of Freeman is like having your own tour guide, dramatic voice-over narrator, and smart-ass (he calls the stalkery press cars "douchebuggies," for starters) all rolled into one. It's a lot more fun than Driving Miss Daisy, too. Thompson has a few other impressions posted on his YouTube page. His George Lucas (complete with epic neck fat) and Robert Downey Jr. impersonations are equally dead on — but we can see someone with an untrained...

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Having now watched this video, I am now convinced that there is nothing more sure to put a smile on my face than hearing Morgan Freeman speak the phrase "kinky f***ery" in his nochalant way.  And while in this case it isn't actually Morgan Freeman speaking but rather actor/comedian Josh Robert Thompson, it would be awfully hard to tell just by listening.  The guy is very good indeed at what he does (check him out on The Late Late Show talking with Morgan Freeman right here), and...

So what do you get when you take the oh-so-melodious bass of Morgan Freeman — as impersonated by actor/comedian Josh Robert Thompson — and add a selection of passages from E. L. James’ erotic Fifty Shades trilogy? I think the experience of hearing ‘Morgan Freeman’ say “kinky f–kery” speaks for itself (Nsfw):

Faux-Freeman is, of course, not the first to read from Fifty Shades of Grey. Kristen Stewart, Charlize Theron, Chris Hemsworth all took turns reading passages from the book earlier this summer in advance of the premiere of Snow White and the Huntsman. Ellen DeGeneres recorded a few lines back in April.

The "long-awaited" Yogi Bear movie arrived in theaters this weekend. Based on the classic Hanna-Barbera cartoon character, this live action movie stars Dan Aykroyd, Justin Timberlake, Anna Faris, Tom Cavanagh, T.J. Miller, Nathan Corddry, Andrew Daly, and Josh Robert Thompson.

The picture opened in second place and an estimated $16.7 million over the weekend. It was handily beaten by the Walt Disney Company's Tron: Legacy which is based on the 1982 Tron film. The new Tron opened to $44 million in ticket sales across the U.S. and Canada. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of The Dawn Treader, which opened last weekend, was in third place with $12.4 million. This marked the sixth straight weekend in which ticket sales fell.

Yogi Bear has received largely negative notices from reviewers. It's averaged a "C-", based on grades from critics at The Boston Globe, E!

The "long-awaited" Yogi Bear movie arrived in theaters this weekend. Based on the classic Hanna-Barbera cartoon character, this live action movie stars Dan Aykroyd, Justin Timberlake, Anna Faris, Tom Cavanagh, T.J. Miller, Nathan Corddry, Andrew Daly, and Josh Robert Thompson.

The picture opened in second place and an estimated $16.7 million over the weekend. It was handily beaten by the Walt Disney Company's Tron: Legacy which is based on the 1982 Tron film. The new Tron opened to $44 million in ticket sales across the U.S. and Canada. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of The Dawn Treader, which opened last weekend, was in third place with $12.4 million. This marked the sixth straight weekend in which ticket sales fell.

Yogi Bear has received largely negative notices from reviewers. It's averaged a "C-", based on grades from critics at The Boston Globe, E!

Chicago – In our latest extra-special edition of HollywoodChicago.com Hookup: Video Games, we have one PlayStation 3 video game up for grabs to the new video game “Brutal Legend” with Jack Black! This video game retails for $60!

“Brutal Legend,” which is written and directed by Tim Schafer, features Jack Black, Tim Curry, Jennifer Hale, Zach Hanks, Richard Steven Horvitz, Courtenay Taylor, Alex Fernandez, Rebecca Corry, Josh Robert Thompson, Rob Halford, Taylor M. Dooley, David Boat and David Sobolov.

“Brutal Legend” was released by Electronic Arts and developed by Double Fine. It is rated “M” for mature. While the version being given away in this HollywoodChicago.com Hookup is for PlayStation 3, the title is also available for Xbox 360. “Brutal Legend” was released on Oct. 13, 2009.

To win your free “Brutal Legend” video game for PlayStation 3 courtesy of HollywoodChicago.com, all you need to do is tell us what you like or dislike about...